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Padraic

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:44

Hey James, glad to see you're recovering from illness.

I finally ordered some Le Silo (8.8) from Wayside. Tongue

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:45

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How are things, James?

Annoying.

I'm about to watch Rikki Lake for no good reason... is this the summing up of my 2009?

And my stomach hurts. Cry

I still have a chesty cough.

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:45

NaturalScience wrote:

Alex, where'd you get the Epignosis album?

Promo copy. Tongue

It should be out in a week or less though.

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:46

James wrote:

MovingPictures07 wrote:

How are things, James?

Annoying.

I'm about to watch Rikki Lake for no good reason... is this the summing up of my 2009?

And my stomach hurts. Cry

I still have a chesty cough.

Dang, that sucks. Ouch

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:47

NaturalScience wrote:

Hey James, glad to see you're recovering from illness.

I finally ordered some Le Silo (8.8) from Wayside. Tongue

Zeuhlcellent. Big smile

If you love the piano work on Angherr Shisspa, you'll adore the piano work on 8.8. Big smile

Did you enjoy all three Afenginn albums? How does the new one compare to the first two?

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:47

James wrote:

TGM: Orb wrote:

Huzzah for Ginsters

Cornish Traditional or a Slice?

Steak Slice. I think Peppered Steak Slice is the ultimate.

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:50

TGM: Orb wrote:

James wrote:

TGM: Orb wrote:

Huzzah for Ginsters

Cornish Traditional or a Slice?

Steak Slice. I think Peppered Steak Slice is the ultimate.

They are great.

But it's the Cornish Traditional that works best for me.

1. it fills me up and will stop me being hungry for ages
2. it's full of wonderful nutrients and stuff like brains, eyes and other lovely stuff LOL

3. it's tasty, oh so very tasty

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:51

Pat, did you happen to somehow see Prog Britannia on BBC 4?

Mont Campbell was on it. Big smile

He's aged brilliantly.

Edited by James - January 05 2009 at 09:51

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:51

MovingPictures07 wrote:

King By-Tor wrote:

GOOD MORNING PEOPLES!!!!

*does a song and march dance into the room*

You're in a good mood. What's up?

Hopefully everything goes as planned, but I may have just found some work in mah area of expertise (whooo!)

Anyways, I have to go do the dishes. Be back!

Padraic

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:51

James wrote:

NaturalScience wrote:

Hey James, glad to see you're recovering from illness.

I finally ordered some Le Silo (8.8) from Wayside. Tongue

Zeuhlcellent. Big smile

If you love the piano work on Angherr Shisspa, you'll adore the piano work on 8.8. Big smile

Did you enjoy all three Afenginn albums? How does the new one compare to the first two?

I still have to listen to Retrograd.

Only based on first listen, I'd say the new one is just as good as Akrobakkus, though I think I prefer the latter slightly.

I'm listening to Far Corner now, and I'm really enjoying it!

And, the new Rational Diet is outstanding. I wish I could redo my 2008 top 5. Cry

Padraic

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:52

James wrote:

Pat, did you happen to somehow see Prog Britannia on BBC?

Mont Campbell was on it. Big smile

He's aged brilliantly.

Wish I had seen it. Mont Campbell is awesome. Clap

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:53

Far Corner are enjoyable first the first 10 minutes and they you grow tired of it and wonder what the fuss is all about.

Now an album you do need, is that Pocket Orchestra one. It's mindblowing!

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:53

James wrote:

Pat, did you happen to somehow see Prog Britannia on BBC 4?

Mont Campbell was on it. Big smile

He's aged brilliantly.

Seen it; was pretty good.

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:54

NaturalScience wrote:

James wrote:

Pat, did you happen to somehow see Prog Britannia on BBC?

Mont Campbell was on it. Big smile

He's aged brilliantly.

Wish I had seen it. Mont Campbell is awesome. Clap

They also showed a clip of Soft Machine I hadn't seen before and the mighty Ratledge spoke! Shocked

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:54

King By-Tor wrote:

MovingPictures07 wrote:

King By-Tor wrote:

GOOD MORNING PEOPLES!!!!

*does a song and march dance into the room*

You're in a good mood. What's up?

Hopefully everything goes as planned, but I may have just found some work in mah area of expertise (whooo!)

Anyways, I have to go do the dishes. Be back!

Awesome!

Padraic

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:54

James wrote:

Far Corner are enjoyable first the first 10 minutes and they you grow tired of it and wonder what the fuss is all about.

Now an album you do need, is that Pocket Orchestra one. It's mindblowing!

I do want that! Very hard to come by, though. Ouch

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:55

TGM: Orb wrote:

James wrote:

Pat, did you happen to somehow see Prog Britannia on BBC 4?

Mont Campbell was on it. Big smile

He's aged brilliantly.

Seen it; was pretty good.

Was surprised they even mention Egg but was also surprised they didn't mention Gentle Giant or VdGG. Or The Moody Blues for that matter.

And Henry Cow deserved a mention too... but meh.

Just seeing Mont Campbell and Robert Wyatt made my day. Big smile

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Posted: January 05 2009 at 09:57

NaturalScience wrote:

James wrote:

Far Corner are enjoyable for the first 10 minutes and then you grow tired of it and wonder what the fuss is all about.

Now an album you do need, is that Pocket Orchestra one. It's mindblowing!

I do want that! Very hard to come by, though. Ouch

*Fixes my own post*

I need it on CD myself. Cry